Re: RTS graph and "temporal formulas"

[Robert A Duff <bobduff@shell01.TheWorld.com>]

Shark8 <onewingedshark@gmail.com> writes:

> On Thursday, August 22, 2013 3:11:28 PM UTC-6, Robert A Duff wrote:
>> Georg Bauhaus writes:
>> > Yes. A left arrow could take the position of the CAPS LOCK key
>> 
>> ...and then the CAPS LOCK key can be moved to the far side of the moon,
>> where it belongs.
>> 
>> > when the keyboard is switched to programmer mode. Programmers
>> > should not find it confusing, then. They are used to overloading.
>
> Come now, there's perfectly good uses for Caps-Lock, like writing
> section headers in your code:
>
> ----------------------------------------
> --  CONSTANTS                         --
> ----------------------------------------

To each their own.  ;-)

The only time I EVER press caps-lock is by accident, and it's annoying.
And I didn't use caps-lock to type "I EVER" above.  In fact that key is
disabled on this computer, although I haven't gotten around to doing
that on my new laptop.

If I wanted to type "CONSTANTS", I'd type "constants", and then tell
my editor to convert to upper case.

I am a poor typist.  Probably close to 50% of my keystrokes are
"Backspace".  And too many are accidental caps-lock.  ;-)

- Bob